New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
Executive c ommittee. Irving Hall Democracy
NEW.YORK CITY.

Tia Society to Befrend Working 0ra at No $50 West
Thirty third has few vacant rooms where respectable
9ra worthy assistance and ont Of employment will DO
welcome until they are able to support themselves.
meeting of vassar College Aumne Association will be
held at tho Hotel Brunswick tomorrow at II m.
Arthur II. Mowbray we'll travelled Engishman. who has
recently spent several in India will deliver lecture
upon country Chckerng Hall this evening The ect'
described Of extremely entertaining manner
and his subject IL which cannot fall to be OF interest when
freshly treated Additional instruction will be afforded By
the display OF Q large number of sereopicon views
The Raformed Presbyterian Church, in wos Twelfthst,
has called the Rev. James Y Boce. Of Philadelphia
At the Harlem Theatre Comqus next week there will be
revival Of Stephen Fosters pantve ballads
by the orchestra Among the selections will be Ellen
Bayne" Katy Darling" Belle Brandon" Kitty Clyde
Nelly bly, and Rosa Lee"
Sunday evening temperance meeting will be hold In
the Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church Presi
Price Of Zion Wesley College, North Carolina and NJ
searns Of the National Temperance Society," will speak
The Excise Board recently refused to give license to MI
Groy who had fitted liquor store at No oAl West
oryfourth because there s public school In the block
Yesterday 7e1 children passed the store their way TO school
from Eeventh.sva
The annual report Of the Of Emigration
read at the monthly meeting and adopted con-
dton should be objection by MI Stephenson
who absent Charles Hsuset president OF the German
Society presented his credentials as commissioner e1 ohco
Skating resumed yesterday Central Park lake The
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the cold weather Of Wednesday night
The fresh fruit and vegetable trade met yesterday at the
Mercantile Exchange and resolved that delivery should be
made railroad lines before and mono
Sunday the limit Of commission to soliciting
cent and that no deposit be charged on peach
of so deposit be- fixed berry crates
correspondent If Mrs Helen Campbelrs articles on
Prisoners OF appear in other form
than as already published in THg SUNDAY TRIBUNE Mrs
Campbell will publish them herself in book form.
Thomas II. McAvoy Superintendent of Repairs and Sup
plies Public Buildings sent his resignation to Commits
soner Newton Yesterday Mr. McAvoy said that he resigned
his profession understood that
other designations will follow in the department soon
The executors OF Richard Arnold OF Arnold Constahs
disposed of part of his real eea IL consisted OF
property on nortbsa. Of Ffthsvo and Eighty
third st. ami plot side of Madison south Of
Eisaty .fourh.st william Arnold, the purchaser paid
$3.50 900 for the property.
Mrs Margaret Baker shot herself at her home No. l+75
Thirdave, Wednesday evening INJECTING ght wound
The police told yesterday that the shooting was not
cidenta that Mrs Baker had attempted to kill herself
and she arrested.
Edward Taylor John Thompson and another man not yet
arrested the Tombs yesterday charged by MAJ
swarz No 81 Baxter ST. with robbery and assault They
gagged the in his store and searched the place
for money.
Officer Charles D. Adams held at the Tombs yesterday
the action OF the Grand Jury charge OF killing
Panteno Canale. OF No. Sc Centre ST.. while pursuing
burglar.
LII MAY & Co. importers OF wines etc at No. bs
st. yesterday without preferences to
Hugo Mack The firm began business In August 1884.
O claimed capital OF $4,000 II generally understood
three partners in the concern but their
assignment only two-seged H. MAY and Edward
Marum The Liabilities arc estimated at $4,000.
Church Mission for Deaf Mutes benefited by
an entertainment OF theatrcals last evening at
ChckeIng Hail. under the direction OF Edward Fe Coward
Nearly 800 taken in.
The annual meeting OF the Charity Organization society
will be held at Hail. Fourth and Twenty
third ST. next Monday evening Mayor Hewitt VIII pre-
side well enough. and addresses are expected from
the Rev. Drs NJ. Buckley and H. s. Macarthur and others